ALL 9 BIG Cities in CANADA Ranked WORST to BEST

Ranking EVERY Big City in Canada from WORST to BEST! We already Ranked the Top 10 Best Provinces & Territories to live in Canada for 2023, so now these are the best and worst cities to move to!

In order to determine which Canadian cities are the best (and worst), we first separated them into different groups based on their size:

Big Cities (Metropolitan population OVER 800,000 residents)
Medium Size Cities (Metro population between 200,000-600,000)
Small Cities (Metro population UNDER 200,000)
I then analyze a few categories including their economy, cost of living, crime and safety, health, education, and quality of life. We also implemented my personal experiences and the pros and cons of each location to find the best places to live. There will be a new video for EACH city size group, so be on the lookout for them!

My biggest suggestion is to visit these cities and provinces first to decide where you want to move to and live.

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[FromHeretoThere]

*Can we smash 3, 000 LIKES for videos on the BEST Medium & Small cities in Canada?!*
I am now back from Mexico and super excited to make more videos about Canada, Mexico and other countries! I feel many topics on the US have already been covered, but if you have any ideas for unique US videos, lemme know!

[jaredgenova]

I've been to Toronto and Montreal at least half a dozen times each, and I have to agree that I vastly prefer visiting Montreal over Toronto. Toronto is a great city, but Montreal has touches of Europe while being a bigger city that I think blends North America with European sensibilities so well. But, above all, Montreal has hands down some of the best food, consistently, of anywhere I've visited in the world. If you go to an Italian restaurant, it would be shocking if the pasta wasn't fresh made. Every baked good is fresh baked. There's a lot of cool nightlife and it's fun to walk around.

[jonthorpe]

My parents who used to RV all over told me Quebec City was the prettiest city they ever saw so hopefully see it myself soon.

[alkaiable]

Absolutely agree Montreal is an amazingly unique city...architecturally, culturally, amazing food, fashion, endless festivals, cool laid back anything goes attitude...a world class transit system..cheap rents..open minded " laissez faire"" attitude. Montreal is Canada's gem....

[topplacetoLive]

Loved how this video simplifies choosing a retirement plan across Canadian cities. Great insights, ranked perfectly!

[stevenkyle]

My major consideration of choosing a city to live when I first came to Canada is property price. Before I moved to Canada, I just looked at the housing price of each province and I really seriously considered to live in Fredericton, New Brunswick. But fortunately a lady from a new immigrant service office contacted me and recommended Gatineau, QC, where I am living now. I am really satisfied with this small city. It's just cross the river from Ottawa, I can even see the fireworks set from the parliament hill by simply walking a few minutes to the riverbank. What is amazing is that the house price is only about half that in Ottawa. There are huge Gatineau Park, beach along Ottawa river, safe and friendly neighbourhoods. Just like its slogan, Gatineau pour la vie.

[centuriashow]

Wow, this was a much better video than I expected ! Very interesting facts and information with great footage and great choices overall.

[GlobalDestinations-USA]

Great video! I found the rankings really interesting, especially your take on the cities I've visited. I’ve lived in a couple of these cities and it's fascinating to see where they landed on your list. I agree with some of your choices

[alexkawchuk]

Love that Halifax snuck in for a cameo appearance around the 4:30 mark haha

A lot of these descriptions are spot-on

[izumolee]

As a Vancouverite the cost of living in the city is definitely the biggest knock on what is arguably one of the best cities in the world. There's a reason why it has been voted one of the best for many years. Like many big cities it has its fair share of other problems but it's a city once you spend time here you probably don't wanna leave.

[MaicoWilliamson]

Fantastic video, wish you all the best

[planetminecraft]

The nature in Canada is really beautiful!

[pelkariya]

As a 30y canadian who visited all of them excepted Edmonton, I must admit that ranking feels perfectly right. Loved the driving/walking footages, did walk at many of these exact places actually. Loved the tone. Great work ! Hopefully we hit that 3k likes and get a sequel.

[HPplay-xxtv]

Hey mango tango, im glade your still around, your from my childhood were i binge watch your whos your daddy and mommy series as a kid.

[henrylau]

Great video - I always learn from this channel

[arthurmeier]

Glad that you’ve resumed your videos dude. One of my favorite channels on YouTube. You’re brilliant.
I wish even to invest and start doing all the countries list, since I’m a geographer and journalist.

[OttawaRocks]

Have lived in 3 of the cities mentioned and visited 4 of the others. A nice list of Canada's major urban areas to visit and/or live in with a generally optimistic spin put on each.

[birbdude]

Found your channel recently, this stuff is really awesome
Something about the commentary feels familiar but eh, probably overthinking it.

[DiscoverMontréal]

The vibe of Montreal clearly had an impact on him while visiting and that makes me smile. Great video!

[Randy-stlb]

Thank you for posting this. I would have never known Canada was this beautiful. I just moved to SW Florida but i definitely want to visit one day, now. I thought you had to go to Europe to experience beautiful cities with awesome topography.